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Michael Robinavitch is a gifted ER doctor with a horrifying secret: when violent, abusive men come through his doors, they do not always leave alive.
Dennis Whitaker, brand new to homicide and desperate to prove himself, starts digging into a string of disappearances that all seem to lead back to Allegheny General. What begins as suspicion turns into obsession when Dennis realizes there is something deeply wrong with Dr. Robinavitch — and worse, some part of him understands it.
As the investigation closes in, Dennis finds himself trapped between duty and desire, revulsion and intimacy, while Michael’s carefully controlled double life begins to unravel. In the daylight, he is steady hands and tired eyes. In the dark, he is something starving.Bookmarked by hemostasis
16 May 2026
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Dennis Whitaker accepts a dinner invitation from his attendings. When he wakes up, he’s collared, monitored, and given a set of rules he’s expected to follow without question.
Puppies don’t speak unless told.
Puppies don’t beg for food.
Puppies don’t hurt their owners.
Good puppies get treats.
Bad puppies get punished.
Puppies don’t disobey.Dennis realizes quickly that survival means obedience, but the longer he plays along, the harder it is to remember he’s pretending.
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12 May 2026
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“I haven’t really been to a wedding where I’ve, uh… let loose. But, hey,” Dennis shrugged, “maybe I’m doing it wrong.”
“If I hadn’t already agreed to go to this conference, I’d offer to go with you,” Robby said casually. “Show you how it’s done. I’ve got a good track record as a plus-one, too.” Dennis had to say something. To interrupt. To shut this down. But what was he supposed to say? No, you can’t be my plus one, because I lied about my cousin, and there is no wedding, and it seems a little weird to bring a date to a fucking funeral– “Apparently parents love it when you bring home a doctor.”
And just like that, the bubble popped.
“I’m not gay,” Dennis snapped.
He had never hated the sound of his own voice as much as he did right then.
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Or, Dennis is anxiously headed home for a "wedding" in Broken Bow, Nebraska, the details of which are increasingly fuzzy. Robby's got a medical conference in Omaha that same weekend. So they carpool. Seventeen hours both ways in an enclosed space with no way out except a tuck and roll. This'll go great.- Language:
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11 May 2026
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After a night out with his coworkers, Dennis hits it off with someone and texts him. He doesn't realize he accidentally texted his boss.
A social media au, originally posted on twitter, now formatted for AO3.
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01 May 2026
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Dennis's words climb back up. "You just… you assume things, you make decisions, you act like you know what's best for everyone—"
Robby's gaze is fixed on him. Dennis's broad shoulders are coiled tight; there’s an angry, pink flush creeping up his neck; his long fingers keep clenching into fists and unclenching at his sides.
"—and you don't even see how fucking condescending that is, how it makes me feel like I'm— like I'm not even a person to you, just some project—"
Robby watches Dennis unwravel under the weak spill of the streetlight filtering in through the window, his curls flashing copper and gold, his voice hoarse and furious and he knows he should calm him down, shout back, beg for forgiveness.
But he can't.
He's never seen anything more beautiful.or: robby comes back from his sabbatical to find dennis whitaker absolutely furious with him. this is, unexpectedly, not the worst thing that's ever happened to him
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24 Apr 2026